Hot sleepers tend to get warm and sweaty while they sleep, while cold sleepers typically feel chilly and may even shiver throughout the night. Both can lead to tossing and turning or discomfort during the night, and may interrupt sleep and circadian rhythms. But which one is better for your health?
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